Roxy Mumbo Jumbo Ski - Women's - 2009 BCS

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Mumbo Jumbo Ski - Women's

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Drumroll, please…. We welcome a limited early release of the 2009 Roxy Women’s Mumbo Jumbo Ski, a fancy new ride that lets big-mountain girls keep up with the big boys (…or just leave ‘em in the dust). The Mumbo Jumbo Ski likes getting crazy on super-steep faces, and floating deftly from powder pillow to powder pillow. A lively, durable wood core sandwich construction bounces you from turn to turn, the ski’s light fiberglass rebounding from your every move. An ABS inclined sidewall and reverse camber in the tip and tail round out this burly ski’s steep-and-deep oriented features. So go ahead—let the fellas see a bright Roxy ski at the top of the mountain’s steepest and most committed chutes. Who says you can’t have fun and games on a serious mountain?

Bottom Line: Be one of the only girls to ride the Roxy Mumbo Jumbo Ski this year. Your turn has come.

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I normally ski on 166's, being 5'6 125lbs. Considering

I normally ski on 166's, being 5'6 125lbs. Considering the mounting style and dimensions of the Mumbo Jumbo's should i just go for the 176's?

By: Anonymous
August 18, 2009

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It was also recommended by the late Shane McConkey that you size up at least 10 centimeters when going from a normal ski to one with rise/rocker, so 176 should be perfect for you.

By: Ben Jepson
November 19, 2009